The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1930, Page 5

* 6288 | 3 ¢ bo || > ¥s6f a s halt OWS ap- ashes and, ently t of sofar rned, licles ods lease 5 ts a6 GbE EB. geet Bag GREGG QRGERS FSEEGE &. ~~ an rs BOSE Ol Bes oe ee ee ee . ERE > F} i ne SOCIETY NEWS SESE MUSH se Wednesday Club Is 2 and a brother, Martin Moe, in Everett, | % ‘Wash. Local Lodge English ; rm * ¢ dle-class “family their friends, 5 ji gS Entertained by Hay | . “Installs Officers) ere sre many tudicrous sttuations Mars i its ay hoa pioneer Purge funeral diveste, anoved | - Creek Homemakers cai cleverly Lge! oon . ‘wice as Great.as Sep- to Kindred about a year ago. s ‘was installed as fore- Yeomen lodge at a at the Odd Fellows office were master of i highlight of the is the tember Normal - picture, is one of i Members of the Bismarck Wednes- day Study club were guests of the Hay Creek Homemakers’ club at @ f o'clock dinner and program DRIVE PROGRESSES Canvassers were actively pushing the solicitation for funds for the |% Community Chest, today, the second | % day of the annual fall drive. About half of the teams reported at the | % Association of Commerce, Thi “Hl g i i i i month was more than twice as normal 8 for 4 FT me I) i i; é f 3 fg i i ez. rf a j i a i s i One or two teams have nearly fin- ished their canvass, Secretary God- dard said. No check was made last evening on the pledges and funds turned in, ‘The team on the outside gifts also is continuing its solicitation. Not all of the business houses which have branches here have been reached, ; aE i | “i g Bag gue i E fn ff i [ i i i Fea rit lige lp 5 i E FH tt f He géee hi i rect from the chest and through the | % al association of accident boards and yellow candles. Score , and five cloudy days.. anagement honors in the bridge games after ‘wind movement was 5,710, the aver- bppipahamitcy bein al See dinner Went to Miss Lois Howard. age hourly velocity being 7.9 miles, . ‘The faculty holds, one meeting each ees ene for any five min-| Preckel Back from month. ute period was 38 miles per hour from * eae the wet onthe 12th. sagt es Compensation Meet git Sunshine was 68 per cent of pos- — by ectiee _astumn on was} Sam sible, or six per cent above normal. Walter C. Preckel, state workmen’s beg Wee a Flow Boke and Oscar Army | Mean atmospheric. pressure was |compensation commissioner, Thursday re lant bridge bis and Navy store, died in her home in | 5999, the highest being 30.36 on the | night returned from Wilmington, Del., Raey evening Table| wnneapolis about 8 o'clock Thurs- | third and the lowest 29.21 on the 23rd. | where he and Commissioner W. H. me day morning. Word of her death was | xrean relative humidity was 80 at|Stutsman attended the seventeenth Teceived by her sons here, but no fu-/ 7 9m. 44 at 12:43 p. m, and 46 at | annual convention of the internation- its were mentioned. |q7 5m. ri i Fa E compensation commissioners. Mr. § i on. ith, county 27 years ago from Russia, Wa5 | neavy frost on the 20th and 26th, and | Stutsman is on the way home. dressed in autumn leaves. Larger|a pioneer woman of Burleigh county. A ‘: 'D: dolls centered each table, Honors in| Her husband came to this county in | ‘illing frost on the 27th. comune tant GOES aE Narane villas = cena rg nel Egg hemaige erretimne Aiton ee f Mr TG. itetary of labor, and Senator Daniel Ree ror rome Se herr otner 0: Ss. 1. Hastings of Delaware, who were ing in esod house on their farm near| Plomasen Succumbs |*cakers, at the association banquet Regan. The parents moved back to boo? sightseeing trips around Wilmington James E. Nopp, missionary from Koh Minneapolis in 1918. ‘Mrs. Jake Gaard, 67, mother of Mrs. | 24 the communities in Delaware and lapur, India, at the Glencoe Presby- Mrs. Tolchinsky leaves her husband | T. G. Plomasen, Bismarck, died at the | southeastern Pennsylvania. terlan church, Wednesday afternoon. |in and eee es cig Se Bd Sy pe the pantichenmentanen Rev. Nopp discussed the religious sides son, in Kindred at 8 0’ jursday ry principles back of Hinduism, and told and Ida, Min- | eVening following a tingering tliness. | ». Trinity ecsrpaee Ladies’ Aid of his 15 years in Indian mission born in this] Mrs. Gaard had been a resident of Rummage Sale at Bismarck fields. Rev. Nopp plans to return to York; and| Fargo 47 years. She was born in | Bank building tomorrow begin- India in April of next year. Musical Simon, in Huron, 8. D. | Norway in 1862 and would have been |ning at 9:00 a, numbers were given by Miss Cleone Englund, Underwood, and Mrs. Edna Speaks Small, acts . * * Andrew Roseberg, Seattle, Wash., BOYS and GIRLS Katherine De Laney who has been spending a week in Bis- marck as the guest of his son-in-law |tess to the members of her bridge | . iene sa ghar! and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl E.|club at a party last evening at her|free wi ‘Suits - Dresses “ 9 Knudtson, '810 Fifth street, left. yes-/home, 514 Sixth street, of = ‘C and D BS terday for Washburn and Underwood se * Demonstration held Saturday ——— 8. to visit relatives. Mr. Roseberg spent the summer here and with rel- atives in McLean county, and will soon leave for his home in Seattle. * * * ‘Miss Catherine Noll of the College of St. Theresa, Winona, a ne on Rummage - sale, Methodist church basement Saturd: ned Oct. 4, beginning 9 ‘o’c! Special line of new hats. Miss Fay Pettit read a paper on “Migratory Birds” at the meeting of the Junior Study club yesterday aft- ernoon at the home of Miss Bernice Peterson, 515 Fifth street. A part of ‘he afternoon was given over to dis- tussion of current events, and drill JOHN BARRYMORE A hilarious hit in his first high-hat comedy —with— LORETTA YOUNG WILLIAM AUSTIN EMILY FITZROY —in— Evenings 7 - 9 15¢ and 50e Mat. Daily 2:30 Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Piper, Ashley, are spending a few days in the city. other relatives, They will > several places en route, and, before returning to Bismarck, will attend the homecoming festivities ‘at Grand Forks, October 18. * ee Mrs. Chris Johnson, 206 ' West ‘Thayer avenue, was tendered a sur- prise party last evening, on the oc- casion of her birthday anniversary, when a company of 18 relatives and friends gathered at her home. The evening was passed socially. Mrs. Johnson was the recipient of a num- meter ** & Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bush and “The Man From 2S SEe Blankley’s” spend a week or more at the home of cen: John Barrymoze now brings to the Mr. and. Mrs. J. B. Smith, 905 Fifth 4 screen an amazing new characteriz- ation. An uproarious farce comedy of English Society that reveals America’s foremost actor as one of the screen’s greatest comedians, BIG LITTLE FEATURES LLOYD HAMILTON GEORGE BEATTY in his latest talking comedy in a Paramount short “HONK YOUR HORN” “SAILORS LUCK” S OCTOBER 6TH TO 11TH g eH af t tin 72 OUR ANNIVERSARY WEEK YOUR PROSPERITY WEEK Because the nuts of “Cocoanuts” are coming to entertain you. 4-Marx Brothers in “Animal Crackers” 2 =| Danderine "The One Minute Hair Boautifier visited relatives for about two weeks. At All Drug Stores - Thirty Five Cents She also spent a few days in Roches- — ter, Minn., as the guest of Miss Agnes Parsons. ** * Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Plomassen and children, 506 West Rosser avenue, left this morning by motor for Fargo, € summoned by the - Fur Coat Sale We are pleased to announce that on Tuesday, Octo- ber 7th, you will have displayed to you by those Master Furriers, E. Albrecht and Son of St. Paul, every type of fur garment and searf voicing the last word in Fur Styles. Everyone contemplating the purchase of a fur coat should take advantage of the greatly lowered prices. An event of a decade. Prices will never be more attrac- tive. ; ‘The representative in charge will be glad to assist you with any fur problem you may wish to discuss. iz. -A cordial invitation is extended to all. : iy ges EE : HA fal Fels ar Hj [ F H i i " al EEE : Hy j F a 4 i : i H il k i 5 E A. W. LUCAS CO, Bismarck’s Busy Style and Shopping Center Our 31st Anniversary Sale Closes Tomorrow and for this last day we are placing on sale some very excep- . tional values. Wash Frocks --- Smocks CL Sw vww aad as ts SOS OED ase One Big Assort- ment--Your choice of any number. $1.95 - $2.95 and $3.95 values 98:2 On sale Main Floor, new section, rear—surprisingly low, con- sidering the styling and quality of merchandise and a remark- able value for the last day of the Big Anniversary Sale. TOILETRIES At Anniversary Sale Prices Saturday The More You Buy the More You Save. Anticipate Your Needs TOOTH PASTE—Squibbs, Pepsodent, Pebeco, Ipana, Kolynos; 50e values; each ........... Seas $ 33 TOOTH PASTE—Listerine, Colgates, 35c values,each.... .18 DR. WEST TOOTH BRUSHES—Regular 50cvalue...... .39 LISTERINE—14 ounce bottle, dollar value ..... Roateielechars sate POND’S COLD CREAM—Dollar size jar,each........... .69 WOODBURY’S SHAVING CREAM—25cvalue......... 21 ALMOND AND HONEY LOTION—Dollar bottle for .... 59 RUBBING ALCOHOL—One pint; 75c value ............ 39 WITCH HAZEL—One pint size; 50c value ..... 39 MENNEN’S BABY TALCUM----25c size, a can 16 POWDER PUFFS—Regular 10c each; 2for............. 15 FACE POWDER—Coty’s, Princess Pat, Lucile Buhl;eacha _ dollar value; Saturday, each.......... a ee. o9c09 ee PRINCESS PAT CLEANSING CREAM—50c size ...... .39 WILD ROOT HAIR TONIC—65c size ......... pane. ABSORBENT COTTON—One pound rolls, each .. 39 WRIGHT'S SILVER CREAM—35c value .......... 21 SOAPS—Resinol, Cuticura, Woodbury’s, 25c value ....... 19 TOILET SOAPS—Assorted kinds; 16 bars for ........... 1.00 WASTE BASKETS— Ctiers’ anise rows areca Closing Day Specials that are exceptional, even for this Big eS Downstairs Store— Beacon Double Blankets $3.88 70x80 inches; part wool; full weight; sateen bound; 4 stitched; washable and built Polis specially priced at $8.38. f . P. & G. NAPTHA SOAP—Saturday only, 10 bars for ..... 25¢ CANVAS GLOVES—A good value at 10c; 2pairsfor...... 15¢ Every department ready to give you exceptional values at worthwhile savings. And beer Be eee Anniversary Sale closes Saturday evening, at nine o’clock. Be here fore ime, A. W. LUCAS CO. Where You Expect More for Your Money—And Get It